Among the ebb and flow of economic data, pandemic-induced inflation and other financial turmoil we’ve (almost) become accustomed to the past few years, it’s no surprise that liquidity has been impacted. This continues to be the case as we watched the FOMC meet on February 1, 2023, and

Liquidity needs can change quickly. Even just a few months ago, credit unions were flush with cash and were searching for ways to invest their excess liquidity. But for many credit unions, things have changed as the Fed has begun to raise rates more aggressively than we’ve seen in